When Chen Zhi became one of Chengdu’s ear pickers almost three years ago, she was delighted that she could finally shoulder some of her parents’ financial burden.
These days, it is instead her father who roams the tea houses and public parks of the capital of southwestern China’s Sichuan province, offering his services for 60 yuan (US$9.20) a session.
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